The phrase "educational without" is not a complete part of a sentence.
It is possible to use this phrase in a sentence, but it would need to be followed by the word "being" or "being too," as in "The movie was educational without being boring." This means that the movie provided educational content without being uninteresting or tedious. You can use this phrase to describe something that successfully teaches or informs without being dull or unenjoyable. Another example could be "The game was educational without being too complicated," meaning that the game was instructive but not overly complex or difficult to understand.
Interventions had to be exclusively educational, without including any other component such us financial incentives, clinician education or case management.
"We're educational without viewers realising it.
She adds "No one would argue that it is a good idea to spend time with your children, doing something fun or educational without distractions.
"All in all, the presentation of Mike and Buff constituted an object lesson in how television can be eminently educational without being self-conscious about it," the critic Jack Gould wrote in The New York Times in 1951.
In "An Inconvenient Truth" (the best-selling companion to his Academy Award-winning movie about global warming), which was written after he failed to capture the White House in 2000, Mr. Gore seems to have tamed his fascination with policy minutiae and found a new tone that's informative and educational without being condescending.
Although, the material is incredibly dated, the film is cleanly made and educational without being on-the-nose demeaning.
Once again we, as educators, are allowing others to make important educational decisions without having any educational background--much as we permit politicians to set educational policy.
You are not going to do anything of any serious consequence to improve student achievement or accomplish any serious educational purpose without ensuring that you have well-educated, well-prepared professionals in the classroom.
In order to achieve educational equality without selecting or streaming students during their basic education, Finland introduced a compulsory 9-year comprehensive school with no tuition fees and with free school meals and subsidised transportation services in 1972.
As "Stones Into Schools" explains, the institute has accomplished its innovative educational work without any government money.
As an example of what he meant, Otegi spoke of the need for a Basque educational system without Spanish interference.
